Almost Complete
Everyone,
I have been negligent in posting, and I'm sure many want to see the results of my effort. I'm not quite finished yet, but the Urei's have been moved to their new home, and I couldn't wait to share. Enjoy!
I'll be cutting the wood for the 2242H's this week, so hopefully the bottom holes will be filled before long.
Things will look better once the holes are filled, and the trim is up. More to come......
Frederick
Frederick
This looks like a fantastic project... you'll have to invite us all over once it is finished!
Widget
Most attractive and nicely done. We'll be right over.
Geez, you make me look like an amateur...
Bob
"It is said, 'Go not to the elves for counsel for they will say both no and yes.' "
Frodo Baggins to Gildor Inglorion, The Fellowship of the Ring
THE MUSICIAN'S ROOM
What happened to my little buddy - "he" has not featured in the update photos...
bo
"Indeed, not!!"
Now that I've gotten my 813s up and running, I can imagine what that's going to sound like. What are you running for power to them?
Cheers,
David
Amps:
L, R, C, pair of Hafler DH220
R, L Surround Hafler XL280
2242H's Hafler DH500
Sources:
Sony TA-E9000ES Processor
Sony DVP 9000ES
Outlaw ICBM Bass Manager
Home Brew subsonic filter using Burr-Brown op amps (to protect my 2242's)
DVDO iSCAN HD+ for Video Scaling
Frederick
Frederick
David,Originally Posted by doodlebug
I would like to add, soffit mounting the Urei's made a HUGE differance in the transient response. The system has much more "punch" to it now, and the low end is incredibly smooth (no boomy bass). If it is an option, I would highly recommend mounting your Urei's in soffits, I was not prepared for the improvement, absolutely amazing!
Frederick
Frederick
great fisheye pic
A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enought to take away everything from you
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